Chris Fenning

Attendees will learn two methods for starting conversations and for summarizing complex topics. The Framing and GPS summary methods can be used immediately. This session is interactive and uses examples from the attendees own work. If you want your teams to get to the point, and be able to express complex topics simply, this talk is for you.

Attendees will learn a simple but powerful method for starting any work conversation, meeting, or email. The Framing method is taught in an interactive way using examples from the team's current work. Attendees leave with a tool they can immediately apply to their work and with a better understanding of how to be clear and concise. If you want people to get to the point, avoid rambling introductions, and have clearer communication, this talk is for you.

Attendees will learn to create compelling presentations by applying two simple, repeatable methods. The methods help the attendees organize the messages and content in their presentations. Instead of giving vague advice about the need to be clear or how to arrange slides, this talk provides a tangible method for exactly what types of message to put in the introduction, main body, and conclusion of a presentation. If your team presents topics in any forum, this talk is for you.